Multiple Choice
Which of the following are two reasons a company might report a higher net sales figure by choosing to recognize fewer sales returns and allowances?
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Which of the following best describes how 'Net Sales' is calculated on an income statement?
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Net income minus operating expenses
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Gross sales minus cost of goods sold and operating expenses
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Gross sales plus cost of goods sold
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Gross sales minus sales returns, allowances, and discounts
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Understand the concept of 'Net Sales': Net Sales represents the revenue generated from sales after accounting for deductions such as sales returns, allowances, and discounts.
Identify the components of Gross Sales: Gross Sales is the total revenue from all sales before any deductions.
Recognize the deductions: Sales returns are the refunds given to customers for returned goods, allowances are reductions in price due to defects or issues, and discounts are reductions in price offered to customers.
Apply the formula for Net Sales: Net Sales = Gross Sales - (Sales Returns + Allowances + Discounts).
Ensure clarity in the calculation: Subtract the total of sales returns, allowances, and discounts from the gross sales to arrive at the Net Sales figure.
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